Art Seen Boston: 2013

The Parson House Gallery & Bill Comeau Ministries

proudly present

A DISCUSSION OF THE ART and TEACHING of

SISTER MARY CORITA KENT

by her friend and collaborator, REV. BILL COMEAU, Ph.D.

Based on his collection of 50 original Corita works from the late 50’s.

On display and for sale--your chance to own a piece of history!

Sunday, March 17^th & March 24^th 2013 @ 1:30 pm

at the

THE PARSON HOUSE GALLERY

25 North Main Street Assonet, MA 02702 (exit 10 off Rt. 24)

508-644-7346

Open Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat.-10am-5pm; Thurs. 10 am-8pm; Sun. 11-am-4 pm. Closed Tues.

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Maine artist Allen Bunker paints the feeling he gets from a scene. People like to 'get away' or 'get back to nature.' These are feelings or emotions, not just places. His goal as an artist is to bring the viewer back to that feeling or emotion, but not always a pretty little emotion with a picket fence around it. Often, the feeling is intense and bold, or cold and foreboding. These emotions are all a part of life captured by Bunker’s work.

Allen Bunker calls his paintings “Landscape Allusions”. They are not like your typical landscapes but they allude to the landscape. The object itself is not the real concern, but the feeling the viewer gets is what gives it life. And Life is what it's all about.

View Allen's Work at Suzanne Schultz Gallery